The Savage Sword of Conan reboot features excellent art and is free in the Hoopla app if you have a connected library card

SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN returns this week on the 50th anniversary of its original debut. Big, bold, black & white. It's such an honor to be part of this legend.

What did the critics think?
Read on and find out-https://t.co/Dhe48pXSEE pic.twitter.com/renJLiFpwX

— Jim Zub 🎲 (@JimZub) March 1, 2024

Borderlands Comics & Games (@BorderlandsCG) has a wonderful retailer exclusive cover for SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN #1, a wild piece by Douglas Klauba that shows the aftermath of Bob Larkin's classic Savage Sword #192 cover from 1991!https://t.co/unmHUB6qzp pic.twitter.com/PLVjoePgzE

— Jim Zub 🎲 (@JimZub) February 22, 2024

Max Von Fafner is a new name to me, I love abstracted art, and this is stylish as hell. Reminds me a bit of Frazier Irving. pic.twitter.com/KXZYF6vOaz

— The Brave and the Bold (@ManFirestorm) March 9, 2024

(von Fafner and Kaluba are both new to me.)

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Cinephilia and Beyond posted a copy of The Illustrated Blade Runner for download

Cinephilia and Beyond:

When the film came out in 1982, Blue Dolphin published this paperback book so as to enrich the film release, along with the Blade Runner Sketchbook. Standing as invaluable accessories and offering greater depth to Blade Runner’s irresistible lore, both books went out of print over the years and became highly desirable objects on the market. While the sketchbook, a brilliant collection of Syd Mead, Mentor Huebner, Charles Knode, Michael Kaplan and Ridley Scott’s production designs, can be luckily found floating around the vast online ocean, The Illustrated Blade Runner remained unattainable for our thirsty eyes, with occasional copies of questionable quality popping up at online retailers for basically small fortunes. As we’ve finally gotten our paws on a mint copy, we’re delighted to be able to share this little piece of treasure with all of you.

Columbo operating the Voight-Kampff test

"One more thing..."

A little sketch up of an Idea. Peter Falk's Columbo as Deckard in Blade Runner.#Columbo #bladerunner #digitalart #peterfalk pic.twitter.com/9E97xnsfpe

— Ron R G (@SixPixeldesign) February 25, 2023

*Previously: Weyland-Yutani's version of the Voight-Kampff test?

The publisher of the 1985 Blade Runner video game "was unable to obtain rights to the actual movie, so the game was instead said to be based on the soundtrack"

Wikipedia:

The game is "inspired by the Vangelis soundtrack" of the 1982 Blade Runner movie

...

On loading the game, the player has to listen to around two minutes of music from the movie soundtrack without any ability to skip the sequence

Wild dashboard and steering controls for the Oldsmobile Incas concept (1986)

Oldsmobile Incas concept (1986). I counted 31 seven segment displays. pic.twitter.com/qrzDCysPip

— Retro Tech Dreams (@RetroTechDreams) November 12, 2022

More photos here.

AI draws Templar Space Knights; AI adds John Lennon to Blade Runner; AI mocks up a video game

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— Magnus Larsson (@MagnusL3D) August 8, 2022

Some more Knights Templars in space suits trying different looks, and also trying to make @MidJourney make a bit more interesting poses, which is supprisingly hard. Also trying to be a bit more picky and just post the top 1% so not to spam to much. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/3AuxPkdwGb

— Magnus Larsson (@MagnusL3D) August 8, 2022

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— Magnus Larsson (@MagnusL3D) August 8, 2022

Today's funny posts

Very happy about this. pic.twitter.com/1FofmKbqJP

— James Brown (@ancient_james) June 7, 2022

I wired the brick up as a very small external monitor, so you can, for instance, play Doom on it. pic.twitter.com/uWK2Uw7Egr

— James Brown (@ancient_james) June 19, 2022

Lego Corvette Spinner; Incredibly-cute Spider-Man cosplay; This animation of Spiral deserves fan art

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I will never not appreciate the amount of ingenuity and creativity it must've taken to come up with this Spiral animation. pic.twitter.com/W4O3pz3lRa

— Alan (@alan_not_allen) January 14, 2022

Yellow-throated marten; Harnessed to a submarine; Neighborhood Watch cryptid

LOOK AT THIS PERFECT CREATURE! A Yellow-throated Marten caught on camera by Land of The Leopard National Park's science team! pic.twitter.com/QFIgtQmFzh

— Sam Helle 🐾🐅 (@samanthaiam) July 26, 2021

(They're real.)

[1600 x 1052] A Photographer's Mate is harnessed to the hull of USS Woodrow Wilson, preparing to take video of a Navy SEAL team during lockout procedures. from /u/_Sunny-- at #WarshipPorn ➡ https://t.co/LS6ePEX93t pic.twitter.com/ThGikC6ANr

— WarshipPorn (@WarshipPorn) July 25, 2021

This prompted the idea as my wife and I exited the an arboretum we visited. pic.twitter.com/o9bn1w3Pyj

— Leovincible (@leovincible) July 26, 2021

Anyone want to play some Blade Runner? pic.twitter.com/LCthTHKHZv

— Peter Tieryas (@TieryasXu) July 26, 2021

huh pic.twitter.com/Vc0tVwOMsJ

— CJ Ciaramella (@cjciaramella) July 26, 2021

(Wikipedia.)

The car known as the Golden Submarine; Rocky vortex; Peter Falk as Deckard?

The Golden Submarine was an early twentieth century streamlined race car designed and built in 1917 by Fred Offenhauser and Harry A. Miller for Barney Oldfield. pic.twitter.com/YLbqOI2HEu

— Diane Doniol-Valcroze (@ddoniolvalcroze) May 15, 2021

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Potential actors for Deckard in Blade Runner. pic.twitter.com/3Vdjrg6e7X

— Will McCrabb (@mccrabb_will) May 16, 2021

Metaphysical Storm Warning. pic.twitter.com/Ojg0CMZJv3

— Jesse Lonergan (@jesselonergans) May 13, 2021

Blade Runner 2029 #3 Syd Mead variant cover

Blade Runner mod for Serious Sam Fusion; Operation Deep Freeze ARG; Look out for this glitch in Into the Spider-Verse 2

TIL that VATSIM, the group of hardcore aviation sim people that play as air traffic controllers, run an Operation Deep Freeze scenario every year where they coordinate a massive simulated resupply of Antarctic bases, with hundreds of pages of documentation & procedures. ❣️ pic.twitter.com/CaKfkKloti

— John Wiseman (@lemonodor) November 28, 2020

We’re putting this in Spider-Verse 2 if we have any self respect at all https://t.co/XdL9aLv88q

— Phil Lord #WinGA #BlackLivesMatter #WearAMask (@philiplord) November 28, 2020

The real hillbilly elegy is how I, a teen mother, earned gift cards by gambling on a digital Solitaire game at a bar, and used it to buy merchandise at Target that I returned for cash, with which I bought a stolen Wii so my kid could have video games like other kids.

— Petty White (@flotisserie) November 28, 2020

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Blade Runner origami ornament; Wind direction charts for the coast of Brazil; Clearly the best book cover for The Fountainhead

The Unicorn. My first ornament. Made of solid die cast metal. It’ll be on sale this coming Saturday exclusively as part of Thought Bubble online, at my store - https://t.co/pwKNhxvgdB pic.twitter.com/R86006eN51

— Matt Ferguson (@Cakes_Comics) November 10, 2020

Someone in my feed recently tweeted one of these charts for coastal Brazil; these are amazing. Wind-direction charts of the open ocean, where space is cataloged in terms of numbers and intensities, as if navigating the cosmos. Occult spacetime maps. [https://t.co/QKRXGDuSUl] pic.twitter.com/uvj2V9NsSW

— Geoff Manaugh (@geoffmanaugh) November 11, 2020

Costume Concepts (and hair) for Kristen Stewart's Norah, from Underwater, 2017 (Dir: William Eubank) Back when I drew like a grown-up. pic.twitter.com/FIXIwsYJbf

— Calum Alexander Watt (@CalumAWatt) November 10, 2020

We've had so long of people normalising "THINGS CAN ALWAYS GET WORSE" that I think a lot of you have forgotten the other vital principle: "THINGS CAN ALWAYS GET WEIRDER". pic.twitter.com/3CylCwujWR

— 🔊 💚 BASS, MIDS, TOPS OUT NOW 💚 🔊 (@joemuggs) November 10, 2020

If I were forced to own a copy, I’d go to considerable lengths for it to be this particular edition! https://t.co/XvLe2imh7W

— William Gibson (@GreatDismal) November 11, 2020

The first episode of Ridley Scott's (extremely violent) Raised by Wolves is free on Youtube

The first episode at least feels very much like Blade Runner: Year 1000.

Brain meme helmet; The Blade Runner effects reused from a different project; Waste ponds from above

Expanding brain meme for my real brain. 🧠🚲🤯 pic.twitter.com/q3TcAFbJIK

— Danielle Baskin (@djbaskin) January 13, 2020

Marble pillows; A gas station during the wildfire; Selina Kyle style guide

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What a visual metaphor of the fires in Australia. pic.twitter.com/MErGuCqA7U

— Ethel Baraona Pohl (@ethel_baraona) January 4, 2020

Mixed media pic.twitter.com/gljg9uTzzZ

— Joseph A. Howley (@hashtagoras) January 5, 2020

The hall of Wallace’s office in #BladeRunner2049, concept art based on a design by Estudio Barozzi Veiga for the unbuilt Neanderthal Museum in Piloña, Spain.

📷 Peter Popken, 2016. pic.twitter.com/ijT6z1tobT

— Concrete Architecture 🎅 (@architeg) August 4, 2019

I will always love this style guide for Selina Kyle by Darwyn Cooke pic.twitter.com/POgscUX2fT

— Mark Danvers (@MWDanvers) January 9, 2020

*Absolute DC: The New Frontier 15th Anniversary Edition is 30% off at Amazon.

Blade Runner 2049 Interlinked posters

Had fun creating these #interlinked #BladeRunner2049 posters, visualising the two #baseline tests featuring @RyanGosling's @bladerunner K. pic.twitter.com/SBIp6zk6mO

— Tom Muller (@hellomuller) November 1, 2017

Amazing to see the in-world brand design work I did over a year ago come to life.
The #Bloodshot🔴trailer is out—
Say hello to RST!

Much props to @dinesh_s, @DavidSFWilson, & @vindiesel for the ride! Looking forward to #Bloodshot2020!https://t.co/7ZpPe94J2z pic.twitter.com/G2SJuOsItZ

— Tom Muller (@hellomuller) October 21, 2019

Blade Runner 2049 posters

By Sam Bosma, on sale Wednesday, 4/10.

Into the Spider-Verse Kingpin cosplay

You guys, I’m feeling cute again #spiderverse @SpiderVerse pic.twitter.com/RjAeJVV2BM

— Dinabean (@dinarosecima) March 20, 2019

Speaking of cosplay:

Marvel versus Capcom 2 character select screen made by @Xypher316. Featured by @cosplayamerica. Photo taken by The Quarter Guy. #Cosplay #Prop #VideoGame #CraftYourFandom pic.twitter.com/M4w29Vxpuq

— the RPF (@therpf) March 19, 2019

I could not but fall in love with Rachael the first time I’ve seen her in Blade Runner, in her famous black suit. Such a unique and iconic character, not only in a film sense, but also from a standpoint of costume design and visual aesthetic.

READ REST https://t.co/8ocQZMhJ95 pic.twitter.com/EXmX8GA60v

— cosplay in america (@cosplayamerica) March 18, 2019

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"Residents of a coalmining region in Siberia have been posting online videos showing entire streets and districts covered in toxic black snow"

Related:

This is Interstate 70 westbound near Concordia, Missouri. The video was shot by Heather Wolff. She’s traveling in the eastbound lanes toward St. Louis. It’s a rough go. @kmov. pic.twitter.com/FwrB9nYTla

— Chris Nagus (@ChrisNagusKMOV) February 15, 2019

And:

At least 60 illegal gold miners were feared dead in Zimbabwe on Friday after water flooded two disused shafts in a mining town southwest of Harare, a government minister said.

Between 60-70 "artisanal" miners were in the two shafts when they were flooded

Finally:

People who thought Blade Runner strained credulity showing Los Angeles raining all the time in 2019 should have waited for actual 2019

— Mike Costa (@MikeCosta) February 15, 2019

my bus just went through a whole ass lake. the bay area doesn’t do rain well. pic.twitter.com/lK62oZL5xH

— EricaJoy (@EricaJoy) February 14, 2019